ReVoicing the Future

Mother’s Day is coming up and we thought it would be fun to compile some of the sage advice our past guests have given around balancing work and parenting! Join Natalie & Stephanie as they listen back and reflect on some key moments from the SWIM Masters archive. 

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Miranda Altman, Senior Director of Program Operations at Little Kids Rock, had an untraditional path into the music industry. The work she does with Little Kids Rock helped her step out of her comfort zone, take some risks, and grow her career. 

To learn more about Little Kids Rocks, please visit www.littlekidsrock.org

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Kimberly Deverell & Robin Sassi of San Diego Music Studio have been working together since basically the very beginning. Natalie sits down with both Kimberly and Robin to discuss their career journey's within SDMS, how they pivoted during the pandemic, the Philippines Ukulele Project, and so much more.

To learn more about San Diego Music Studio, please visit: https://www.sandiegomusicstudio.com/

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On this episode of SWIM Masters, Mindy and Natalie reflect on how the mission of Tom Tom Magazine is as relevant today as it was when Mindy first got her start as a drummer in Riot Grrrl bands, and how they’re striving to give new young drummers permission every day to pick up their first pair of sticks. 

To learn more about Tom Tom Magazine, please visit www.tomtommag.com.

To learn more about Hit Like a Girl Competition, please visit www.hitlikeagirlcontest.com.

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Happy International Women’s Day! To celebrate, co-hosts/co-producers Natalie Morrison & Stephanie Lamond sit down for a special bonus episode of ReVoicing the Future, interviewing each other and discussing what we #ChooseToChallenge this International Women’s Day and what we hope for the future of the music industry.

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Balancing work with your creative self can be challenging for everyone, especially now during the pandemic. On this episode of ReVoicing the Future Natalie & Stephanie sit down with Laura Davidson, the Lead Retail Market Development Specialist at Shure to talk about her journey into the music industry and how she balances work and time for her to write and record her own music.

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On Monday, March 8 at 6pm EST. Join Women of NAMM for a special International Women's Day Event hosted by Lisa Cruz, founder of Red Shoes Inc. The goal is to #ChooseToChallenge one another to take your personal brand to new strides, to get together to celebrate achievements and to educate and empower one another while increasing visibility to the value that women bring to the music products industry.

Register here: https://namm.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIocemhrDsoEtTHyIIx5DDsszUDYySZ1vyw

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This week, we sat down with Alfred Music's own Iris & Ron Manus, two legends in the music publishing industry. Our conversations stemmed from Iris's history of her journey to the industry, how publishing has changed since she began working at Alfred in the 1940s, what she sees for the future of the industry, and more.

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Dr. Jennifer Hall an executive coach, leadership trainer, and assessment author. She's been working with Women of NAMM as the executive coach for the Women of NAMM Leadership Summit and also some virtual coaching she's been doing with our Women of NAMM Scholarship recipients. On this episode, we sit down and chat with her about the Women of NAMM Leadership Summit, what her work entails, and what you can expect if you're selected to participate in the 2021 Summit. 

Applications are open! You have until the end of February to apply for the Summit. To learn more and apply for the Women of NAMM Summit, please visit http://smartwomeninmusic.org/swim-summit/ 

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To kick off Season 2 of ReVoicing the Future, we sat down with Elisa Janson Jones, the Director of Operations for the Conn-Selmer Institute. From the classroom to Conn-Selmer, Elisa has left her mark in the music education world, by tapping into the virtual space to bring education workshops to educators all across the country and the world. 

Elisa is hosting a session for Believe in Music Week: The 7 Business Skills Every Music Teacher Needs to Create and Grow a Thriving Music Program on Thursday, January 21, at 12pm. 

Register for Believe in Music Week here: https://attend.believeinmusic.tv/register

To listen to Elisa's podcast Music Ed Mentor, please visit: https://www.musicedmentor.com/listen

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On the season finale of ReVoicing the Future, Natalie sits down with Crystal Morris, the CEO/President of Gator Cases and third founder of Women of NAMM. We talk about growing up in the music industry, why mentorship is important, and what SWIM has in store for 2021!  

To learn more about Gator Cases please visit: www.gatorcases.com

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That's a wrap on Season 1 of ReVoicing the Future! Thank you to everyone who has been tuning in since we launched at the end of June! Your support truly means a lot. 

From all of us at Women of NAMM, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season and we will see you in January 2021!

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